Exeter Crown Court Sentencing Results

Explore 543 verdicts at Exeter Crown Court (Exeter). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

April 2023 12 cases

Martin Andrew Hepworth

Stalking *

Sentence

Fined £230, restraining order made

Between 01/08/2022 and 22/09/2022 at Crediton, pursued a course of conduct amounting to stalking a female by sending unwanted messages, leaving voice mails, and attending her house uninvited.

Pleaded guilty

26 Apr 2023

Ricky John Solman

Driving over the alcohol limit *

Sentence

Community order with 100 hours of unpaid work, Thinking Skills programme, treatment for alcohol dependency, disqualified for 32 months

On 24/01/2023 at Exeter, drove a motor vehicle on Pennsylvania Road after consuming alcohol exceeding the prescribed limit (136 microgrammes in 100 millilitres of breath).

Pleaded guilty

26 Apr 2023

Diana Felicity Swabey

Animal welfare offences *

Sentence

16 weeks imprisonment suspended for 18 months, Rehabilitation Activity Requirement, 150 hours of unpaid work, disqualified from dealing with animals for 10 years

On or before 22/03/2022 at Chumleigh, as the person responsible for 12 equines, failed to provide adequate and appropriate dental care, causing them to suffer, plus 15 related offences under the Animal Welfare Act 2006.

Pleaded guilty; prolonged ill treatment or neglect and high level of suffering caused to animals; realistic prospect of rehabilitation

26 Apr 2023

Harry Charles William Sparks

Driving with excess controlled drug *

Sentence

Fined £120, disqualified for 12 months

On 05/01/2023 at Exeter, drove a VW Golf on Western Way when the proportion of cannabis in blood exceeded the specified limit (not less than 5.3 micrograms per litre).

Pleaded guilty

25 Apr 2023

Darren Lee Jones

Shoplifting and criminal damage *

Sentence

Fines and compensation of £771

On 20/02/2023 at Sainsbury’s, Alphington, Exeter, stole three bottles of perfume valued at £75, plus two further shoplifting and criminal damage offences.

Pleaded guilty for shoplifting and criminal damage

25 Apr 2023

Neil Harvey Jackson

Failure to comply with public spaces protection order *

Sentence

Fined £80

On 05/04/2023 at Sidwell Street, Exeter, failed to comply with a public spaces protection order.

Pleaded guilty

25 Apr 2023

Tobias Elijah Stephen Gleed

Assault by beating *

Sentence

Conditional discharge for 18 months

On 13/10/2022 at Honiton, assaulted two males by beating.

Pleaded guilty

25 Apr 2023

Wayne Francis Davies

Assault on emergency worker *

Sentence

Community order and £50 compensation

On 24/09/2022 at Exeter, Wayne Francis Davies assaulted an emergency worker, namely a police officer, acting in the exercise of his functions as such a worker, by beating him.

Pleaded guilty to assaulting an emergency worker.

19 Apr 2023

Edward Lloyd Matthews

Driving while unfit through drink *

Sentence

Community order with 150 hours of unpaid work and 3 years driving disqualification

On 22/07/2022 at Exmouth, Edward Lloyd Matthews drove a mechanically propelled vehicle on Rolle Street while unfit to drive through drink.

Pleaded guilty to driving while unfit through drink.

17 Apr 2023

David William Hill

Assault on emergency workers *

Sentence

6 months and 12 weeks imprisonment

On 29/03/2022 at Exeter, David William Hill assaulted two emergency workers, namely police officers, acting in the exercise of their functions as such workers, by beating them.

Pleaded guilty to assaulting two emergency workers and breaching a suspended sentence. Ordered to pay compensation of £100.

12 Apr 2023

Crescent Jicol

Assault *

Sentence

Community order with a 16-week curfew

On 27/11/2022 at Exeter, Crescent Jicol assaulted five males by beating them.

Pleaded guilty to assault. Ordered to pay compensation and costs of £474.

12 Apr 2023

Maria Dawe

Failure to provide breath specimen *

Sentence

Community order and £300 fine

On 05/03/2023 at Exeter, Maria Dawe, when suspected of having driven a vehicle, failed without reasonable excuse to provide a specimen of breath for analysis.

Pleaded guilty to failing to provide a specimen of breath for analysis when suspected of driving. Required to abstain from consuming alcohol for 120 days.

12 Apr 2023

March 2023 2 cases

Michael Lynch

Conspiracy to supply class A drugs *

Sentence

2 years and 10 months imprisonment

Michael Lynch, aged 38, of Earp St, Liverpool, arranged for two 14-year-old boys to deliver wraps of heroin and crack to addicts at Barley Lane Nature Reserve near Nadderwater on the edge of Exeter. The conspiracy operated from January 2020 until the arrests on April 15, 2020. Lynch ran three County Lines using street names Scouse Terry, Ginger Jay, and Boris, sourcing drugs from Liverpool. He was caught peddling drugs in Exeter twice during the original Covid lockdown.

Admitted conspiracy to supply class A drugs. Judge Anna Richardson noted the conspiracy was relatively short-lived, operated three drug lines, and involved hundreds of messages. Lynch was the link man with large-scale dealers in Liverpool and had been arrested twice in Exeter during the Covid lockdown with £291 takings and three phones.

10 Mar 2023

James Mcglade

Conspiracy to supply class A drugs *

Sentence

1 year and 8 months imprisonment

James McGlade, aged 26, of Lower Hall St, St Helens, acted as a courier bringing drugs from Liverpool to Exeter and taking cash back. He was involved in the conspiracy with Michael Lynch from January 2020 until the arrests on April 15, 2020, operating three County Lines. The conspiracy involved sourcing class A drugs like heroin and crack for distribution in Exeter and surrounding areas.

Admitted conspiracy to supply class A drugs. Judge Anna Richardson noted McGlade carried out several runs to Liverpool to source drugs and expected a financial advantage. Defence stated he now understands the damage drugs do in society and is unlikely to reoffend upon release.

10 Mar 2023

February 2022 1 case

Gerald Ludlam

Rape *

Sentence

24 years imprisonment

Gerald Ludlam from Bideford, Devon, assaulted two children between 1989 and 2001, when they were as young as four to six years old. He was convicted of 14 serious sexual offences, including indecent assault, indecency with a child, and rape, at Exeter Crown Court in December 2021.

Convicted after trial. Described himself as wrongly accused prior to sentencing.

1 Feb 2022

January 2022 1 case

Adrian Miles

Making indecent images of children *

Sentence

12 months suspended for 2 years

In February 2020, police executed a warrant at Adrian Miles' address in Honiton, Devon, seizing his mobile phone which contained 1,631 indecent images of children, the majority featuring children aged between six and 12. Children's clothing bought by Miles was also found during the search of his property.

Pleaded guilty to three offences of making indecent images of children. Made subject to Sexual Harm Prevention Order and sex offenders register for 10 years, ordered to attend sex offender programme. Judge warned he avoided immediate prison 'by the skin of his teeth'. Prior convictions for identical offences in 2016 and indecently assaulting an adult in 1995. Defence noted isolated life due to social phobia, chronic fatigue syndrome, bipolar disorder, unemployment, and upset over cat's death in 2019. Only a small number of images in most serious category.

1 Jan 2022

July 2019 1 case

Tristan Morgan

Arson with intent to endanger life *

Sentence

Hospital order under Section 37 of the Mental Health Act

On 21 July 2018, Tristan Morgan, a 52-year-old anti-Semitic radiographer and white supremacist, attempted to burn down Exeter Synagogue, Britain's third oldest, believing he was possessed by the Norse god Loki. He broke a rear window of the 18th century building, poured fuel inside, and set it ablaze with burning paper. The flames backfired, setting his hair and hat on fire, knocking him off his feet, and burning his forehead. Passers-by used extinguishers to control the fire before firefighters arrived and extinguished the smouldering blaze in a room near a gas boiler. Police recovered 24 knives from his home and evidence of his anti-Semitic beliefs, including a song 'White Man' encouraging violence against Jews and a 'White Resistance Manual'. He was suffering from schizotypal personality disorder leading to a psychotic episode. The cost of repairs to the grade II listed building was £23,656.

Admitted one count of collecting information useful to a person preparing a terrorist act, arson (reckless as to whether lives were endangered), and encouraging terrorism. No restriction order made. Ten year terrorism notification order also passed. Judge noted the offending was more attributable to mental disorder than long-held beliefs.

5 Jul 2019

January 2017 1 case

John Saterlay

Sexual assault *

Sentence

10 years imprisonment

John Saterlay, a retired BT engineer and businessman from Barnstaple, sexually abused two young girls starting when he was 65 years old. The abuse occurred while his wife was dying of cancer, after he had moved to North Devon from Essex following his retirement.

Admitted six sexual assaults and one offence of sexual activity in the presence of a child. Ordered to sign on the sex offenders' register for life and made subject of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order. Recorder Mr Jeremy Wright noted the defendant's remorse and good character but highlighted the loss of innocence to victims. Defendant was diagnosed with prostate cancer and would receive radiotherapy while serving sentence.

1 Jan 2017

October 2016 1 case

Russell Baker

Fraud *

Sentence

20 months suspended sentence and 160 hours community service

Russell Baker, 59, from Ilsington in Devon, conned landlords, tenants and friends out of £157,250 through fraudulent activities at Ashby’s agency. He failed to pass rental income to landlords, mishandled tenants’ deposits not paid into government approved schemes, and pocketed a £22,500 deposit meant for a house purchase. He arranged for monies from one limited company to go into another's bank accounts, making dealings hard to unravel. He 'robbed Peter to pay Paul' but never repaid anyone. Investigated by Devon and Somerset Trading Standards last year following complaints.

Pleaded guilty to nine counts of fraud. Described as full of remorse, accepted he was foolish and reckless, plans to repay by selling home and land.

10 Oct 2016

April 2016 1 case

Christian Winter

Breaching Gas Safety Regulations and Health and Safety at Work Act *

Sentence

12 months suspended, 200 hours unpaid work, £3,327.80 costs

Christian Winter, 35, trading as CJS Winter Plumbing & Heating Services of Ashburton in Devon, illegally installed a gas boiler at a privately tenanted property in Kingskerswell, Devon. He then undertook landlord’s gas safety checks despite having no competencies in gaswork or being registered with Gas Safe Register. He deceived the landlord by using a fictitious Gas Safe Register registration number on the records. The illegal gaswork came to light when the boiler, which he had installed and passed as safe over the next three years, was inspected by a properly registered Gas Safe engineer who found faults and classed it as dangerous. The Health and Safety Executive investigation revealed the fraudulent details, and when challenged by the landlord, Winter continued to lie by claiming he was a registered gas engineer.

Pleaded guilty to breaching Regulation 3(3) and 3(7) of the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 and Section 3(2) of the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974.

7 Apr 2016

January 2016 3 cases

Christopher Kerr

Conspiracy to supply drugs *

Sentence

16-month suspended sentence

Christopher Kerr was involved in providing security for the underground cannabis farm in Shaldon, near Teignmouth, as part of a conspiracy to supply drugs, with the site raided by police in December 2012 and 136 marijuana plants discovered.

Tasked with living on the site for security and being paid a minimal amount.

1 Jan 2016

Clive Platt-Lea

Conspiracy to supply drugs *

Sentence

32 months imprisonment

Clive Platt-Lea was enlisted by Steven Loveridge to help manage the underground cannabis farm in Shaldon, near Teignmouth, which was raided by police in December 2012, revealing 136 marijuana plants as part of a conspiracy to supply drugs.

Assisted in running the cannabis farm and was promised £4,000 for looking after the crop.

1 Jan 2016

Steven Loveridge

Conspiracy to supply drugs *

Sentence

six years imprisonment

Steven Loveridge built a large-scale cannabis farm on land he purchased in 2009 in Shaldon, near Teignmouth, which was hidden in an underground bunker accessible via stairs in a shipping container. The facility could produce three crops of marijuana a year, valued at £300,000 overall. Police raided the site in December 2012 and found 136 marijuana plants. He enlisted help from others to run the operation.

Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply drugs. A confiscation order was later increased by £10,000 due to additional assets.

1 Jan 2016

Date Not Specified 20 cases

Samuel Todd

Robbery *

Sentence

4 years and two months imprisonment

Adam McCarthy and Samuel Todd threatened violence to menace victims in Barnstaple in a series of knifepoint street robberies that left multiple victims traumatised.

Aged 20. Admitted offences of robbery, attempted robbery and affray.

1 Jan 0001

Tyron Matthews

Controlling or coercive behaviour *

Sentence

10 months imprisonment suspended for 21 months

Between 28/12/2015 and 08/02/2024 at Holsworthy repeatedly or continuously engaged in behaviour which was controlling or coercive towards a female.

Plea: Guilty. Rehabilitation activity for 25 days. Unpaid work 150 hours. Restraining order.

1 Jan 0001

Tom Wade-Allison

Rape, attempted rape and sexual assault *

Sentence

24 years' imprisonment

Tom Wade-Allison, 25, of Martock, spiked the drinks of five young women from Somerset and Devon before raping, attempting to rape, and sexually assaulting them. The crimes took place over a period of 18 months between 2016 and 2017.

Convicted following a three-year investigation. Judge praised victims for their bravery and commended the investigating officer.

1 Jan 0001

Mathew Willoughby

Supplying diamorphine *

Sentence

2 years imprisonment suspended for 21 months

On or about 29/06/2023 at Teignmouth, was concerned in the supplying of a quantity of diamorphine, a controlled drug of class A.

Plea: Guilty. Alcohol abstinence for 120 days. Drug rehabilitation.

1 Jan 0001

Mark Williams

Assault by beating *

Sentence

5 months imprisonment

Mark Williams, 40, of The Deans, Tiverton, attacked his friend during a drinking session at the White Ball Inn in Tiverton on September 26, 2025. He tipped his friend out of his chair, punched him in the face, held him down by the throat, punched him again, then returned to kick him in the head. The victim suffered cuts and bruises. The attack was due to alleged name-calling two years prior.

Admitted assault by beating. Offence put him in breach of a suspended sentence. Previous convictions for strangulation and causing unnecessary suffering to an animal. Phoned police after the attack and expressed remorse. Volunteers in a charity shop.

1 Jan 0001

Lee Sherratt

Causing death by dangerous driving *

Sentence

18 months imprisonment, disqualified from driving for 5 years

Lee Sherratt, 28, of Queen Elizabeth Drive, Paignton, hit elderly holidaymakers Mrs Tegwen Ellis, 75, and her husband Frank, 76, with his BMW convertible on Belgrave Road, Torquay, on 31 August 2006. The couple from Porset Drive, Caerphilly, were crossing the road after a bingo game during their holiday at the Derwent Hotel. Sherratt was driving between 29 and 35mph, failed to see them despite having ample time and distance, and struck them outside the Rainbow Hotel. Mrs Ellis died at Torbay District Hospital; her husband sustained severe injuries.

Pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving. Judge Graham Cottle noted significant credit for guilty plea but described sentencing as difficult and potentially inadequate.

1 Jan 0001

Lucia Suteu

Supply of cocaine *

Sentence

2 years imprisonment

Romanian single mum acting as a runner for a gang, caught with cocaine in Barnstaple, having come to the UK to sell drugs to send money back to family.

Told she would be deported after serving part of her sentence.

1 Jan 0001

Lewis Wood

Misconduct in a public office *

Sentence

28 months imprisonment

Former Avon and Somerset Police officer Lewis Wood shared images and videos with family and friends relating to incidents he attended between December 2018 and August 2020, including images showing the body of 39-year-old Paul Wells, who was found stabbed to death in a Highbridge garden in June 2020. He used his personal phone to illegally share legitimate body-worn video footage and still images captured on his work mobile.

Admitted three counts of misconduct in a public office. Shared images and videos of incidents, including the body of murder victim Paul Wells, with family and friends. Remorseful. Judge James Adkin noted it was a habit, not a one-off, and actions in relation to Mr Wells were abhorrent.

1 Jan 0001

Neil Pilkington

Intentional strangulation *

Sentence

22 months' imprisonment

Neil Pilkington held a woman by the throat during an argument in Barnstaple Central car park. CCTV captured him grabbing her around the throat three times, once pushing her against a wall. The pair knew each other.

Admitted intentional strangulation and assault. Judge noted the argument involved both parties but jail was necessary.

1 Jan 0001

Nicholas Ashby

Sexual assault and attempted rape *

Sentence

nine years, 11 months with a three year five month extended licence

Nicholas Ashby lay in wait in his car near the entrance to a cemetery in Bear Street, Barnstaple, and ambushed two young women walking home alone from the same nightclub exactly a week apart. On Sunday September 25, he wore a mask, strangled the first victim (aged 18) into an arm lock until she passed out, pulled down her tights and slapped her bottom. On Sunday October 2, he followed a young mother into a nearby lane, pulled a knife and started to take off her trousers; she suffered cuts to her hands and body fighting him off. Police tracked him via descriptions, CCTV of his Mercedes car, and DNA match from the second victim's clothing. Arrested on 5 January while driving on the M5.

Married father-of-three, aged 41, of Sowden Park, Barnstaple. Admitted sexual assault and attempted rape. Judge David Evans noted he posed a risk to women and had planned the attacks to target lone women. Praised victims' courage and reaction which led to his identification.

1 Jan 0001

Cosmin-Nicolae Vasioiu

Rape *

Sentence

18 years imprisonment with 5 year extended licence

On June 18, 2022, Cosmin-Nicolae Vasioiu, a 47-year-old Romanian national living in a garden shed on Topsham Road, Exeter, followed a lone drunk woman walking home through Exeter city centre after a night out. CCTV captured him lurking for 105 minutes, approaching another woman before targeting the victim near Iron Bridge and raping her in Catacombs cemetery. She screamed for help, was found naked and bruised; he fled, dropping his baseball cap, later shaved his head and had a friend wash his clothes to destroy evidence.

Found guilty by jury after trial; classed as dangerous offender; prior conviction for similar rape in Switzerland; judge noted misogynistic views and high risk of reoffending.

1 Jan 0001

Dante De Cordova

Assault occasioning actual bodily harm *

Sentence

2 years and 10 months imprisonment

On or about 08/06/2025 at Exmouth, assaulted a female causing her actual bodily harm. Also possession of a knife in a public place.

Plea: Guilty. Reason for custody: unprovoked attack of a serious nature. Restraining order. Banned from Exmouth.

1 Jan 0001

David Timlin

Breach of restraining order *

Sentence

18 months imprisonment

David Timlin, 57, from Chudleigh, made 17 phone calls to his former partner from Erlestoke Prison in Wiltshire, three months after being jailed for unrelenting harassment against her, in flagrant breach of restraining order.

Pleaded guilty to breaching restraining order. Previously jailed in September 2024 for harassing the same victim.

1 Jan 0001

Adam Mccarthy

Robbery *

Sentence

4 years in a young offender institution

Adam McCarthy and Samuel Todd threatened violence to menace victims in Barnstaple in a series of knifepoint street robberies that left multiple victims traumatised.

Aged 20. Admitted offences of robbery, attempted robbery and affray.

1 Jan 0001

Alan Walley

Fraud *

Sentence

14 months imprisonment suspended for 2 years

Between 01/07/2024 and 09/07/2024 at Totnes committed fraud by false representation by requesting payment for work that was not completed.

Plea: Guilty. Rehabilitation activity. Unpaid work for 200 hours. Compensation.

1 Jan 0001

Ambrose Smith

Fraud *

Sentence

14 months imprisonment suspended for 2 years

Between 01/07/2024 and 09/07/2024 at Totnes committed fraud in that dishonestly made a false representation, namely that work was required to the roof of a person’s home address that was not required and then, upon commencing work, requested payments from her for work that was not completed, for materials that were never purchased and over-charged for work that was not carried out or not required, intending to make a gain.

Plea: Guilty. Rehabilitation activity. Unpaid work for 150 hours. Compensation.

1 Jan 0001

Brian Wright

Possession of a bladed article *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment suspended for 21 months

On 17/06/2025 at Kingskerswell Road, Torquay, had without good reason or lawful authority, in a public place Torquay Holiday Park, an article which had a blade or was sharply pointed, namely black handled kitchen knife with a blade.

Plea: Guilty. Unpaid work for 80 hours.

1 Jan 0001

Jay Latona

Possession of cannabis *

Sentence

Conditional discharge for six months

On 17/07/2023 at Monks Way, Bovey Tracey, had possession of 2.4g of cannabis, a controlled drug of class B.

Plea: Guilty.

1 Jan 0001

Jack Frankum

Rape *

Sentence

8 years' imprisonment for rape and 4 years' for assault by penetration, to run concurrently; to serve two thirds in custody with remainder on licence

Jack Frankum raped and assaulted a woman by penetration one evening in August 2019. The court heard how on both occasions the victim had pleaded with him to stop. Afterwards, Frankum acted like nothing had happened and tried to make small talk. The victim described feeling worthless and frightened of him.

Found guilty following a trial held in April 2023. Police case officer commended the victim's courage and strength in giving evidence.

1 Jan 0001

Jack Jones

Blackmail *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment suspended for 21 months

On 30/01/2026 at Torquay with a view to gain or with intent to cause loss to another, made an unwarranted demand of £3,000 from a male with menaces (blackmail). Threatened a person with a knife.

Plea: Guilty. Alcohol abstinence for 120 days.

1 Jan 0001

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Exeter Crown Court Sentencing Results

Martin Andrew Hepworth

Ricky John Solman

Diana Felicity Swabey

Harry Charles William Sparks

Darren Lee Jones

Neil Harvey Jackson

Tobias Elijah Stephen Gleed

Wayne Francis Davies

Edward Lloyd Matthews

David William Hill

Crescent Jicol

Maria Dawe

Michael Lynch

James Mcglade

Gerald Ludlam

Adrian Miles

Tristan Morgan

John Saterlay

Russell Baker

Christian Winter

Christopher Kerr

Clive Platt-Lea

Steven Loveridge

Samuel Todd

Tyron Matthews

Tom Wade-Allison

Mathew Willoughby

Mark Williams

Lee Sherratt

Lucia Suteu

Lewis Wood

Neil Pilkington

Nicholas Ashby

Cosmin-Nicolae Vasioiu

Dante De Cordova

David Timlin

Adam Mccarthy

Alan Walley

Ambrose Smith

Brian Wright

Jay Latona

Jack Frankum

Jack Jones

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